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# Task: safely preview partial CSV artifacts in the UI
## Assignment
You are the junior developer implementing one contained UI feature: an
authenticated operator can preview a small portion of a CSV artifact belonging
to the job they are viewing. This is a diagnostic aid, not a final-results
page.
## Read first
1. `AGENTS.md`
2. `.agents/coordinator.md`
3. `docs/web-interface-plan.md`
4. `docs/api-contract.md`
5. `coordinator/internal/transport/http/ui.go` and its tests
## Current baseline
The coordinator serves an authenticated local web UI. Job detail pages already
list partial result artifacts and provide job-scoped downloads. The browser has
no worker token and must not learn storage paths. A partial shard CSV is never
a global or final molecular-search result.
## Scope
Add a **Preview** action next to eligible CSV artifacts on a job detail page.
- Preview only artifacts that belong to the requested job.
- Show at most the first **30 rows** and read at most **64 KiB** from storage.
- State clearly when content was truncated.
- Preserve the existing download action.
- For a non-CSV artifact, return a friendly, sanitized explanation rather than
attempting to render bytes as text.
- Use an existing UI route pattern or add a small UI-authenticated endpoint;
keep it separate from worker API routes.
## Security rules
- Require UI Basic Auth for every preview request.
- Verify job ownership in the coordinator before opening the artifact; an
artifact ID from another job must not be previewable.
- Never expose `storage_key`, filesystem paths, database errors, bearer tokens,
or worker-local information.
- Do not use `innerHTML` for CSV fields. Use `html/template` escaping or
`textContent` so strings such as `<script>alert(1)</script>` are displayed as
data, not executed.
- Do not load the complete artifact into memory.
## Out of scope
- Charts, molecule imagery, RDKit rendering, client-side CSV libraries, React,
and a new frontend service.
- Changing job/task state, retrying tasks, or implementing reducer output.
- Redesigning the broader dashboard or job-creation workflow; that belongs to
`docs/user-space-task.md`.
## Suggested implementation shape
Keep UI transport, use case, and storage responsibilities separate. Return a
small view model containing artifact metadata, column headers, rows, and a
`truncated` flag. Reuse existing coordinator-owned artifact access rather than
reading a path supplied by the browser. Keep the handler streaming/limited.
## Acceptance criteria
- A valid partial CSV can be previewed from its own job detail page.
- The result shows no more than 30 data rows and marks 64 KiB/row truncation.
- Empty and malformed CSV content fail safely with a clear message.
- A non-CSV artifact is rejected safely.
- Unauthenticated access is rejected; a cross-job artifact request is not
disclosed or served.
- HTML-like values are escaped in the rendered preview.
- Existing artifact downloads still work.
- Add Go tests for all cases above and run `go test ./...` and `go vet ./...`.
## Handoff
Work in one focused branch and one PR. Report files changed, any API impact,
test commands/results, and known limitations. Do not commit datasets, generated
CSV files, Docker volumes, `.venv`, or `worker-data/`.
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# Task: improve the operator user space
## Assignment
You are the senior developer responsible for the **user space**: the
human-facing local operator interface served by the Go coordinator. In this
task, “user space” means a clear UI and workflow for a trusted local operator;
it does **not** mean public accounts, registration, roles, multi-tenancy, or
remote deployment.
Create a small, coherent improvement to the existing UI so a person can
understand and operate a SciMesh pipeline without reading API payloads or
coordinator logs. Keep all interface copy in English.
## Read first
1. `AGENTS.md`
2. `.agents/coordinator.md` and `.agents/integration.md`
3. `docs/web-interface-plan.md`
4. `docs/api-contract.md`
5. `STATUS.md` and the current `coordinator/internal/transport/http/ui.go`
## Current baseline
`main` already provides local Basic Auth (`UI_AUTH_TOKEN`), a dashboard, job
submission for diagnostic similarity-search runs, task progress, partial CSV
downloads, a stop-job action, and an optional dataset row limit. A job is a
**pipeline check** until CTX-09 adds a reducer; individual shard CSVs are not a
final scientific result.
## Scope
Improve the end-to-end operator journey:
- make the dashboard explain service readiness, workers, jobs, and the next
safe action in plain English;
- make job creation validation and success/failure feedback understandable;
- make job detail clearly distinguish queued, running, failed, stopped, and
completed pipeline checks;
- keep polling and all user-visible states reliable after a page refresh;
- expose actionable, sanitized failure guidance without leaking paths, tokens,
SQL errors, or tracebacks;
- document the workflow in `coordinator/README.md` or `README.md`.
Use server-rendered Go templates, embedded assets, and small vanilla
JavaScript only. Preserve the existing worker API and Basic Auth boundary.
## Explicitly out of scope
- user accounts, sign-up, roles, sessions, OAuth, or multi-tenancy;
- executing or controlling workers from the browser;
- direct browser access to PostgreSQL or worker endpoints;
- final-result reduction, distributed workload planning, or graph execution;
- artifact CSV preview/visualisation. That is assigned independently in
`docs/artifact-preview-task.md`.
## Security and protocol rules
- `UI_AUTH_TOKEN` is never sent to HTML, JavaScript, URLs, logs, or storage.
- Use `html/template`; JavaScript must use `textContent`, never `innerHTML` for
received data.
- UI artifact operations must be job-scoped and coordinator-owned.
- Do not disclose raw worker commands, local paths, bearer tokens, or database
errors.
- Do not change worker/coordinator API contracts silently. Document any
intentional API change in `docs/api-contract.md` and `docs/openapi.yaml`.
## Acceptance criteria
- A new operator can start the stack, authenticate, submit a small run, start
workers, understand live progress, and safely stop a job from the UI.
- The UI never calls or displays worker bearer-token endpoints.
- All partial output is visibly labelled as diagnostic until a reducer exists.
- Disabled UI remains `404`; unauthenticated UI requests remain rejected.
- Go tests cover changed routes and states, including auth and a sanitized
error case.
- `go test ./...`, `go vet ./...`, and the relevant real-PostgreSQL tests pass.
## Handoff
Use one branch and one PR. In the PR description state the user journey that
changed, screenshots if visual layout changed, API impact (`none` if none),
and exact test commands/results. Do not stage local datasets or `worker-data/`.